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Palme H, Beer H (1993) Abundances of the elements in the solar system. In Landolt-Bomstein, Group VI Astronomy and Astrophysics, Voigt HH (ed), 3(a). Springer, Berlin, p 196-221 Parker EN (1997) Mass ejection and a brief history of the solar wind. In Cosmic Winds and the Heliosphere. Jokipii JR, Sonett CP, Giampapa MS (eds) Univ Arizona Press, Tucson, p 3-27 Pepin RO (1991) On the origin and early evolution of terrestrial planet atmospheres and meteoritic volatiles. Icarus 92 2-79... [Pg.68]

Binary Stars Chaos Cosmology Gravitational Wave Astronomy Mechanics, Classical Moon (Astronomy) Perturbation Theory Planetary Satellites (Natural) Relativity, General Solar Physics Solar System, General Stellar Structure and Evolution... [Pg.29]

The question of the origin and evolution of the solar system is one of the most fundamental in astronomy. It bears directly on such related issues as stellar evolution, the formation of planetary systems, and on the existence of life itself. Gamma-ray observations from spacecraft, either via remote sensing from orbit or through in situ measurements... [Pg.67]

Cosmic Radiation Galactic Structure and Evolution Infrared Spectroscopy Interstellar Matter Planetary Satellites, Natural Solar System, General Stellar Spectroscopy Stellar Structure and Evolution Ultraviolet Space Astronomy... [Pg.161]

Cloud physics Comet ary Physics Cosmology Galactic Structure and Evolution Interstellar Matter Magnetic Fields in Astrophysics Radio-Astronomy INTEREEROMETRY SOLAR SYSTEM, MAGNETIC AND Electric Fields Stellar Structure and Evolution... [Pg.195]

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